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- Currently we are located at 525 Oxford Circle, next to the Cuarto Residence Halls. We have the largest Fraternity house at UCD at 33 bedrooms and 22,000 sq. ft., capable of comfortably housing 66 men.	+ Currently we are located at 525 Oxford Circle, next to the ["Cuarto Residence Halls"]. We have the largest Fraternity house at UCD at 33 bedrooms and 22,000 sq. ft., capable of comfortably housing 66 men.

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EdwardWalsh — 2008-09-16 12:51:30

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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the UC Davis chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the Davis SigEps have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time SPE history and traditions are learned by new members.	+ SigEp was chartered at UC Davis on May 11th, 1963. During the Winter quarter of 1994 the UC Davis chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the Davis SigEps have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes the founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time SPE history and traditions are learned by new members.
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- Currently we are located at 525 Oxford Circle in the middle of the Cuarto Residence Halls. We are the largest Fraternity house in Yolo County. It is capable of comfortably housing 66 men.	+ Currently we are located at 525 Oxford Circle, next to the Cuarto Residence Halls. We have the largest Fraternity house at UCD at 33 bedrooms and 22,000 sq. ft., capable of comfortably housing 66 men.

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EdwardWalsh — 2008-09-16 12:36:54

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- SigEps are way savage, and they did a ton of work on the house! Every brother had to put in 50 hours of work to clean it up. -["StevenDaubert"]	+ SigEps are way savage, and they did a ton of work on the house this year! Every brother had to put in 50 hours of work to clean it up. ["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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- ΣΦΕ (Sigma Phi Epsilon) is a social ["Fraternity"]. It is commonly referred to as SigEp or SPE -- '''NOT''' to be confused with Sigma Alpha Epsilon.	+ ΣΦΕ (Sigma Phi Epsilon) is a social ["Fraternity"]. It is commonly referred to as SigEp or SPE -- '''NOT''' to be confused with ["Sigma Alpha Epsilon"].

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WilliamLewis — 2007-11-12 11:32:56

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- Founded in 1901, SigEp has grown to be the nation's largest fraternity with more than 13,500 graduates in 260 chapters. Featured in both Time Magazine and on the Today Show, Sigma Phi Epsilon is a fraternity that prides itself on being different. SigEp's are represented on 100 of the top 125 colleges and universities across the United States and was the first Fraternity to charter in all 50 states.	+ Founded in 1901, SigEp has grown to be the nation's largest college fraternity with more than 13,500 graduates in 260 chapters. Featured in both Time Magazine and on the Today Show, Sigma Phi Epsilon is a fraternity that prides itself on being different. SigEp's are represented on 100 of the top 125 colleges and universities across the United States and was the first Fraternity to charter in all 50 states.

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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis chapter" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEps] have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] history and traditions are learned by new members.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the UC Davis chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the Davis SigEps have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time SPE history and traditions are learned by new members.

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- Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the ["Chi Phi" Chi Phi Fraternity]. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a local Chapter. The request for a charter was met with refusal because their national office felt that Richmond College was too small (200 students) to support another ["fraternity" fraternity]. Jenkins and eleven others decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi. The Epsilon was added on at a later date.	+ Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the Chi Phi Fraternity. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a local Chapter. The request for a charter was met with refusal because their national office felt that Richmond College was too small (200 students) to support another fraternity. Jenkins and eleven others decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi. The Epsilon was added on at a later date.
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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEps] have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] history and traditions are learned by new members.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis chapter" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEps] have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] history and traditions are learned by new members.

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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEps] have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] history and traditions are learned by new members. It is rumored that there is no pledge quarter at all.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of national bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEps] have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] history and traditions are learned by new members. + + Currently we are located at 525 Oxford Circle in the middle of the Cuarto Residence Halls in the largest Fraternity house in Yolo County.
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	+ + ===Why The Balanced Man?=== + '''Q:''' Why did the Fraternity change anyway? + + '''A:''' In 1901, twelve men decided that the status quo was not good enough and set out to make a change for the better. As Founder Carter Jenkins put it, “This fraternity will be different.” Their changes resulted in the birth of Sigma Phi Epsilon, and the Balanced Man Program is the fruition of that dream. As the founders addressed changes in their environment, the Balanced Man Program addresses changes in today’s fraternity world. At a time when risk management and regulation have become common concerns, Sigma Phi Epsilon has learned to surpass these problems and focus on the principles of self-improvement and true brotherhood on which it was founded in 1901. Change created Sigma Phi Epsilon. Change propelled by the Balanced Man Program will perpetuate Sigma Phi Epsilon. + + '''Q:''' Why is the Journey of Brotherhood idea the basis of the Balanced Man Program? + + '''A:''' Neither brotherhood nor individuals can develop and flourish overnight or through one brief experience. In addition to strengthening fraternal bonds and developing individuals, continuous experiences are critical for a man to appreciate and understand the values and ideals of the fraternity. Brotherhood is not a destination, but a road to be traveled. + + '''Q:''' Why should a chapter become a Balanced Man Program chapter? + + '''A:''' The Balanced Man Program offers many unique opportunities for SigEp’s. The program builds a strong brotherhood by developing individual members and group bonds, and by instilling the notion of “universal respect for self and others.” Implementing the Balanced Man Program provides chapters with many advantages: + + • Programming for older members that keeps them involved. + • New opportunities for alumni and community members to be involved. + • An organized mentoring program for all members. + • Year-round recruitment opportunities. + • Programming that promotes the development of a sound mind in a sound body

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	+ ==Sound Mind; Sound Body== + The ancient Greeks believed that a body’s good health was vital as the vessel of the mind. The mind houses your humanity, and, therefore, an exercise of the mind is just as important as the exercise of the body for full maturing and development. The purpose of a human’s time on earth is to live the best, balanced life and to explore the unexamined facets that make us better men. + + SigEp chapters use the balanced man ideal of building a sound mind and a sound body to frame their programming ideas. To help develop the Sound Body concept, chapters do not simply participate in intramural sports, but are also encouraged to sponsor annual physicals that measure cholesterol, blood pressure, and screen for different types of cancer. Many chapters have also begun to educate their members on how to prepare healthier meals, which begins by serving healthier meals in the chapter facilities. + + To pursue a Sound Mind, we look to grade requirements and study hours as only the beginnings. SigEp takes the next step by inviting political candidates and university professors to speak to the chapter. SigEp promotes greater diversity understanding by inviting historically African American fraternities and sororities to chapter meetings, and by volunteering at the university’s international houses. SigEp chapters are committed to providing an intellectual atmosphere that benefits themselves, their university, and their community, and strives to center on the Balanced Man. + + The Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation is committed to helping develop the Balanced Man, from avenues such as funding every chapter with free subscriptions to Men’s Journal magazine to providing testicular cancer shower cards. Sigma Phi Epsilon continually exhibits its dedication to helping a man develop not just a sound physical body, but moreover a healthy, lasting vessel for the mind. + + ==The Balanced Man== + [[Image(balanced man.jpg, "Balanced Man Logo", 400, right, thumbnail)]] + The Balanced Man Program is the Fraternity’s award-winning leadership development program. First implemented by Sigma Phi Epsilon in the fall of 1992, the BMP is a self-paced, personal development experience. The premise of the Balanced Man Program is the idea of “Universal respect for self and others.” SigEps are encouraged to live a balanced life based on the foundation of the Balanced Man Concept of sound mind and sound body. + + In standing with the notion of a “Universal respect for self and others,” SigEp has eliminated the pledge process completely. The program grants all members the same rights and privileges from day one, which is contrary to the idea of a two-tiered, pledging model. Because we recruit the best men year-round, we can grant them full responsibility as soon as they accept the invitation of membership. + + Throughout the four year, single-tiered member development program, the Balanced Man Program builds a bond of lasting friendship that fosters an environment conducive to leadership and academics. Our brotherhood is built through four challenges that evolve through a member’s status in his college career. + + Within the Balanced Man Program, SigEps are exposed to leadership, experiential learning, personal development, mentoring, and other positive activities that focus on a core of universal respect and balanced living. Members track their progress through the Quest workbook, which evolves with a member from the day he joins SigEp to the day he graduates. Member expectations are based on experience level in the academic, campus and personal aspects of their lives and link those to the value and ritual of our fraternity. +
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	+ + ==Red Door Policy== + The tradition of the red door on Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter houses began at Syracuse University (New York Alpha) in 1928. This has become a strong tradition and as you travel to other college campuses you will look for the "red door" of Sigma Phi Epsilon where you know you will be welcome. We like to think of it as a hotel in all 50 states.
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	+ ==The Creed of Sigma Phi Epsilon== + ''I believe'' in the American college fraternity. I believe in Sigma Phi Epsilon. I believe in this Fraternity because it would have me strive in every way to live up to the high principles for which it stands. These are VIRTUE, DILIGENCE, AND BROTHERLY LOVE. + + ''I believe'' that the word Virtue is an inclusive term; that it is not enough that I be merely passively virtuous: I must be positive on virtue's behalf. Therefore, I will stand aggressively for honesty in all walks of life, and I will speak cleanly, play cleanly, and live cleanly. Whenever I can, I will oppose lawlessness and vice. + + ''I believe'' that unless I succeed in being Diligent, I cannot be a good fraternity member. Believing that my fraternity can be no greater than any of its members, I shall strive to make it so high and so worthy that men will consider it an honor and privilege to belong to it and will strive to be admitted to it. I will not offer concessions to an individual to secure his affiliation, for thus making the man more note worthy then the Fraternity and hence only succeeds in lowering it in his estimation as well as mine. + + ''I believe'' that Brotherly Love must be given in order to be received, and that it cannot exist without triumph of the principles of Virtue and Diligence, for these are essential parts of it. I believe that a man will be made better for having been a member of my Fraternity. I know that I cannot expect the neophyte to be a finished product. Rather I will try to discover whether or not the environment and contact with men of high ideals will make of him a good fraternity man. + + ''I believe'' that as a good fraternity member I must share a rich kinship of spirit with my brothers. Yet I realize that the members must be men of diversified abilities and talents. Among them are to be found the scholar, the athlete, the builder and craftsman. The good fraternity member must be par excellent in manhood. + + ''I believe'' that to be a good member I must be loyal to my Fraternity. In order to be loyal to it, I must love it. In order to love it, I must strive constantly to make it worthy of my love. To be loyal to my Fraternity, I must gain a knowledge of it so that I may understand it. I have an obligation to understand what brotherhood means. + + ''I believe'' that in any organized society group rights and privileges are based on individual rights and privileges; that in my fraternity I possess the same rights and privileges and have the same duties as my fellow members. Therefore, I shall at all times respect duly the rights of others. + + ''I believe'' that obedience to the laws of my community and my country is essential to good citizenship; that the laws and rules of my Fraternity and my chapter are intended to regulate the actions of its members, one with another, and that without fidelity to those laws and rules I cannot be a good citizen and a worthy member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. + + ''I believe'' I should be generous with the faults of a brother, as I should wish him to be with mine. + + '''Oscar E. Draper''' + ''Grand President, 1928-1929'' +
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	+ ==SigEp Firsts== + [[Image(balanced man.jpg, "Balanced Man Logo", 400, right, thumbnail)]] + Sigma Phi Epsilon can claim many innovations and achievements in the world of national fraternities. SigEp was first: + + * To charter a chapter in all 50 states. + * To provide financial assistance to brothers for graduate school through the Resident Scholar program. + * To establish a housing trust for all chapters and create a National Housing Corporation. + * To officially adopt a policy that removed sexual orientation as a means of discriminating against membership. + * To receive a grant from the federal Department of Education to enhance member development programs. + * To establish a traveling staff to assist chapters in effective operations. + * Fraternity whose Educational Foundation built an endowment greater than $11 million. + * To partner with the White House’s Office of National Drug Control Policy. + * IFC National Fraternity to issue a bid of membership to an African-American (future U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown). + * In the spring of 2005 Sigma Phi Epsilon also became the first national fraternity to have a national grade point average surpassing 3.0. Nationally, the fraternity has stated that it hopes to raise this to 3.15 by 2011. +

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- National History: - Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the ["Chi Phi" Chi Phi Fraternity]. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a ["Chi Phi"] Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to ["Chi Phi"] was met with refusal because the ["Chi Phi"] national office felt at the time that Richmond College was too small (200 students) for the establishment of a new chapter. Jenkins and eleven good friends decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi. The Epsilon was added on at the last minute.	+ '''National History:''' + Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the ["Chi Phi" Chi Phi Fraternity]. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a ["Chi Phi"] Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to ["Chi Phi"] was met with refusal because the ["Chi Phi"] national office felt that Richmond College was too small (200 students) for the establishment of a new chapter. Jenkins and eleven others decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi. The Epsilon was added on at a later date.
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- Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity.	+ Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest and fastest growing national fraternity. + + '''Local History:''' + During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters in the nation, the ["UC Davis" Davis] [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp's] have converted to a Balanced Man program. This program promotes their founding principals through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three rites of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] history and traditions are learned by new members.
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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the ["UC Davis" Davis] SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three extensive rights of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time national and local chapter history and traditions are learned by new members.

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NickTiano — 2005-05-31 23:05:33

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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the ["UC Davis" Davis] SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead their are three extensive rights of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time national and local chapter history and traditions are learned by new members.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the ["UC Davis" Davis] SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead there are three extensive rights of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time national and local chapter history and traditions are learned by new members. + +

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NickTiano — 2005-05-31 23:03:18

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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 they a chapter was recolonized and they were rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the ["UC Davis" Davis] SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Basically, (and correct me if I am wrong) there is no pledge quarter at all.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 the Davis chapter was recolonized and then rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the ["UC Davis" Davis] SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Instead their are three extensive rights of passage Sigma, Phi, and Epsilon during which time national and local chapter history and traditions are learned by new members.

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NickTiano — 2005-05-31 23:00:03

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- Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity though membership only floats around 40 guys here at ["UC Davis" Davis].	+ Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity.

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GeorgeLewis — 2005-05-30 00:34:14

links and history corrections

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- Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the Chi Phi Fraternity. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a Chi Phi Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to Chi Phi was met with refusal because Chi Phi felt that Richmond College was too small (200 students)for the establishment of a new chapter. Jenkins and 11 others, decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi (the Epsilon was added later on).	+ Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the ["Chi Phi" Chi Phi Fraternity]. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a ["Chi Phi"] Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to ["Chi Phi"] was met with refusal because the ["Chi Phi"] national office felt at the time that Richmond College was too small (200 students) for the establishment of a new chapter. Jenkins and eleven good friends decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi. The Epsilon was added on at the last minute.
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- Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity though membership only floats around 40 guys here at Davis.	+ Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity though membership only floats around 40 guys here at ["UC Davis" Davis].
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- During the Winter quarter of 1994 the Davis chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 they a chapter was recolonized and they were rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the Davis SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without extensive hazing.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the ["UC Davis" Davis] chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 they a chapter was recolonized and they were rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the ["UC Davis" Davis] SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without any hazing. Basically, (and correct me if I am wrong) there is no pledge quarter at all.

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NickTiano — 2005-05-29 22:24:55

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- Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity though membership only floats around 40 guys at Davis.	+ Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity though membership only floats around 40 guys here at Davis.

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NickTiano — 2005-05-29 22:23:43

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- Sigma Phi Epsilon is a ["Fraternity"]. It is commonly referred to as "SigEp" and should not be confused with ["Sigma Alpha Epsilon"]	+ Sigma Phi Epsilon is a ["Fraternity"]. It is commonly referred to as [http://www.ucdsigeps.com/ SigEp] and should '''NOT''' be confused with ["Sigma Alpha Epsilon"]
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- Carter Jenkins had been a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he had been a brother in the Chi Phi Fraternity. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a Chi Phi Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to Chi Phi was met with refusal because Chi Phi felt that Richmond College was too small for the establishment of a Chi Phi chapter. Disgruntled, Jenkins, decided to found his own local fraternity.	+ Carter Ashton Jenkins was a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he was a brother in the Chi Phi Fraternity. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a Chi Phi Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to Chi Phi was met with refusal because Chi Phi felt that Richmond College was too small (200 students)for the establishment of a new chapter. Jenkins and 11 others, decided to organize a new fraternity to be called Sigma Phi (the Epsilon was added later on). + + Today [http://www.sigep.org/ Sigma Phi Epsilon] is the largest national fraternity though membership only floats around 40 guys at Davis.
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- During Winter quarter of 1994 the SigEp lost its charter for 5 years due to massive hazing and financial violations. They are currently a Balance-Man status chapter, a program devised by the national office, which basically means there are no pledges this quarter. It is like safe-mode in Windows.	+ During the Winter quarter of 1994 the Davis chapter lost its charter due to a number of violations of National bi-laws. In 1997 they a chapter was recolonized and they were rechartered in 1999. Like the majority of other chapters, the Davis SigEp's have converted to a Balance-Man program. This program promotes the founding principals of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through a program designed to promote brotherhood without extensive hazing.

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BrentLaabs — 2005-04-18 11:54:01

gramm0rz

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GeorgeLewis — 2005-04-18 07:50:10

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- History	+ National History: + Carter Jenkins had been a student at Rutgers University, New Jersey where he had been a brother in the Chi Phi Fraternity. When he transferred to Richmond College in the fall of 1900 he sought to establish a Chi Phi Chapter. The request for a charter forwarded to Chi Phi was met with refusal because Chi Phi felt that Richmond College was too small for the establishment of a Chi Phi chapter. Disgruntled, Jenkins, decided to found his own local fraternity.
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- During Winter quarter of 1994 the SigEp lost its charter for 5 years due to massive hazing and financial violations. They are currently a Balance-Man Fraternity which basically means there is no pledge quarter.	+ + + During Winter quarter of 1994 the SigEp lost its charter for 5 years due to massive hazing and financial violations. They are currently a Balance-Man status chpapter, a program devised by the national office which basically means there is no pledge quarter. It is like safe-mode in Windows.

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GeorgeLewis — 2005-04-18 07:33:10

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- During Winter quarter of 1994 the Frat lost its charter for 5 years due to massive hazing and financial violations.	+ History + + During Winter quarter of 1994 the SigEp lost its charter for 5 years due to massive hazing and financial violations. They are currently a Balance-Man Fraternity which basically means there is no pledge quarter.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-08 23:59:26

added all i know

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	+ Sigma Phi Epsilon is a ["Fraternity"]. + + During Winter quarter of 1994 the Frat lost its charter for 5 years due to massive hazing and financial violations.